Some would argue that adolescence is the happiest stage of life, while others think that
this
happens in adulthood. Linking Words
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teenagers have fewer responsibilities and more leisure Linking Words
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than adults, the Use synonyms
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group develops better levels of Linking Words
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associated with their success.
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as professional, social, and personal and Linking Words
this
makes them happy. Linking Words
However
, the amount of responsibilities and pressure on their work and families leads to dissatisfaction and stress. To exemplify, a research carried out by the London University, found that 85% of adults felt happy when they finished their degrees. Linking Words
Nevertheless
, after 5 years of working, they developed job dissatisfaction and the percentage of Linking Words
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decrease by 20%. I, Use synonyms
therefore
, believe that despite the success that adults have, it is not enough to develop Linking Words
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.
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On the other hand
, teenagers only have the responsibility to study and obtain good results. Indeed, they have plenty of Linking Words
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For instance
, in a recent New York Times article that highlighted that 75% of people mentioned that the teenage years were the happiest stage of their lives. Linking Words
Hence
, I believe that due to the lack of responsibilities and freedom, the teenage years are the happiest ones.
In conclusion, Linking Words
although
adults feel success associated with their achievements in different fields, teenagers tend to develop higher levels of Linking Words
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related to their leisure Use synonyms
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